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Post by Polish Hippy on Jul 15, 2014 22:18:02 GMT 1
The CBI? Institute of Directors? Do these right wing unions go on strike regularly? I've never noticed... No, they just put people out of work on a regular basis and pockets hundreds of thousands of pounds for "creating" efficiency savings. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 15, 2014 22:51:46 GMT 1
Back to point how do you fund it all these pay rises - the public sector is broke. If it was a business it would be liquidated due to its debt There is no way to raise more money (personal tax is too high and saddling business with more tax will see them either pass the extra cost on to end customers through higher prices, lay off workers to save cost or go off shore) We live in a globalised market if you want a thriving private sector (and without a private sector there is NO public sector) you need to give them the best chance to compete with China, Germany etc. it's dangerous to tax too far There is IMO no scope to tax more Besides about a third if UK GDP is tax - there is plenty of money but the public sector needs a rebalance Id start with making 20% of all MPs redundant to fund their pay raise! Basically what i take from that is that your saying the peole (corporations) earning millions cant be squeezed anymore, and the working class should take the hit through inflation. |
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Post by sheesh on Jul 15, 2014 22:58:33 GMT 1
The CBI? Institute of Directors? Do these right wing unions go on strike regularly? I've never noticed... They don't need to... even through the recession boardroom pay increased at a rate above inflation. These awards are given by remuneration committees, primarily made up of other members of.... |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 15, 2014 23:31:26 GMT 1
Marcus, are these yours "ick".
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